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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26

Marriage on the GrOunds-PrO.
gramme of Races.
The State Fair opens to-day, and tn

The State Fair opens to-day, and the
following is the programme
Awarding Of premiums; Myrtle Peek Com
biuation in riding and driving races; marriage
AZ = O'Clock.
rAorrING AND RUNNING RACES, BEGINNING AT 2
O'CLOCK.
First race-mle dash.-Queen Nab, entered
by Gus Euglckiug, Kichm nd, Va. 4; NigilaBL
entered by A. ID. Paype, charlottesville, va. :;
-. John, entered by Garth & Coles, Clariottes-
VILE Va ROsette entered by May 81 Hail.
baltimore Md: Triple Cross, entered by W.
". bradshaw. Lynchburg Va; Spenithrltt
entered by j. Il. Branch. HenricO county, Va
Fsmaralda, entered by l.. L. Sratton, larboro',
" G.
Frank, entered 10y Billy J.. Vaughn, Louisa,
Va: Suydress, entered by W. 4. Coke, Norfolk,
Va; FOwhatau, entered ~ MIC bergen agent,
Richmond. Va; Roanoke Maid, entered Dy
James Fletcher. Richmond, Va Tribb, entered
uy +. T. Gentry, Richmond, Va; siglet,
entered by Benjamin y. scott, Bay View, Va. :;
kluX, entered 10y }. ". BRADSHAW. LynchOurg,
Va.
Third r.ce-mile dash. gentlemen riders --
RoJ Roy. entered by ii. Y. Turner, Port Con
gay Va: Rarus. entered by W. 4. titcheti,
Bay View Va. Soarick, entered by Bern ar /
boswell. hanover, Va. Joo GlD5ou' entered by
II. II. Garnctt, hich'u0ud, Va; Chatsworlh,
entered hy r. B. Chanin. Richmond. Va. 10 d,
entered by ;. n. Handbook. henrico county,
Va: lorics, entered by James X. Branch,
ueurcO county Va.
Fourth racc-troiting 70 harness, breeders
.tnkes.-Miss Thompson, entered by I. VI.
Hewitt. Charles city county; EgwoOd, entered
by II. L. CLamblin, Richmond: Abbie, entered
by Mike Bergen, agent, Richmond: Snenan-
doah Belle, entered ~ d. d. Carter, Wood
stock, Va.
The wedding will take place on an
elevated stand, which has been erected
and wrcathed with flowers, &C., like 4
sylvan bower. The novelty of the oc-
currence will doubtless attract a large
crowd, as the ceremony will be per
formed in full view Of all persons Ill
that section OF the grounds.
The bride, who is a good-looking
blonde, will be given away by some
near reiative-not 10y the Governor, as
has been stated. The couple are from
Prince Edward county. They are 4Vil-
liam Atkinson and Miss Bertha Bohdu-
rant.
In consequence Of the inclement
weather the course at the Fair-Gr0unds
is in such a condition that the bicycle
races cannot be run to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26

Names OF those wsO VIII he Pres
eni-Diatingnished Gueafs.


The only members of General Lees
family who will be here are General
William II. L. Lee and Captain Robert
Lee. General Gusts Lee is unable to
come on account Of i'll health. Miss
Mary Lee is in Scotland. Miss Mildred
Lee is in Paris.
The most prominent Confederate
officers already in the city are General
Joseph +. Johnston, e. neral Jubal
Early, General l.. l.. Lomax, General
William Il. Payne, Colonel Charles
Narsh2ll, and Colonel John 3. Neal, Of
Nmth Carolina.
Hon. John W. Daniel, Hon. John I.
HAMS. Hon. john s. Barbour, Er. 5.
a. MctTett, Colonel Charles ). Venable.
ord a number Of others are at the EX-
Change.
General Francis II. Smith anl Colo
nel j. ". brooke arrived here vest
day They state that the cadets left
last night and will arrive here ria the
Richmond aud Allegheny railroad early
this morning.
Professors James J. White and Car
ter j. Harrison, with sixty-odd students
Of the Washington and Lee University,
will arrive tomorrow morning on a
special train.
Major Dickerson, nephew Of the late
samuel j. 1ilden, and General Shelley.
Of Washington, are in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
HiCsEMOHO 40 BU CROWDED.
Indications that thc City VIII
OverGnu With visitor.

Indications that thc City VIII
NverGou With visitor.
To-day and Thursday Richmond
will be densely filed with visitors.
Verify, he that thinketh otherwise will
surely he disappointed. Experienced
hotel men say this, and they
ought to know better than
other people. One thing especially
which leads to this opinion
is that they are receiving somany more
letters than is usual at this season en-
caping accommodations. These apph-
cations come from Washington, Balti-
more, and Philadelphia In the North,
and from a great many southern points.
Mr.. Archer. clerk at the Exchange.
saws there will be more people here
thnn when Jackson's statue was un-
veiltd. About 2l0 people are already
registered there, and rooms are engaged
for sixty more, expected to-day. The
hotel can lodge 800 more.
Ford's Hotel officials also speak OF o
large inflow Of letters inquiring foi
quarters. About 200 guests are pro
yidcd for, and about 300 more can be
taken care Of. The cadets, l75 rank
ard file. which will arrive from the Ia.
.titute this morning, will be fed there.
The ST. James, American, 81. Claire.
Davis House, and Murphy's all are
more than usually occupied, and by to
morrow will be packed.
The railroad passenger trains are
bringing in large crowds from all over
the State,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
FAIR WEEK.
STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY ARE
CORDIALLY INVITED TO
VISIT OUR STORE.


SEAL PLUSH GARMENTS.-Wo have these
exceedingly stylish goods I'm Short Wraps at
al. -. $3.50, $3.50. f1g, s2L75 S2G. and 80
Plush JACKETS $3.50. Sl5. fiS. 70 fj3
ILlS Sill CLOAkS We show In twonty different
styles and qualities ranging IN price from s10 70
s31. LADIES' JACkEfS.-We show very
lafgc line Of the al owe scryiceabe Wrap In
Black and Brown Dagongls, Twills, Meltons,
Fancy Checks and Stripes In the latest tailor
made STYLES. Prices for these goods range
from Sl.p5 20 s15. NiSlTEA-Here we have
Just the garment for those desiring loose but
nice htiing short wrap. We show some nice
styles Of brown and Black in Twils aud DiasO-
mai Cloths our range Of prices for these Is
from $50 20 sl5. WMAkkEIS. This very
stylish and pcDular long wrap we show in al
the new cloths and trimmings and in all grades
from s. 10 s9O. RI SSIAN CIRCULARS.-A
comfortable uta at-ntilug long wrap. We have
them from g. mp.
CHlLDREN'S AND MISSES WRAPS
I'm all sizes iiom two years up-in solid col
ors, stripes. and checks from 81 30 up. The
latest things for Misses are the STRIPED aud
CHECKED JACKETS aud NEWMAltkEf5.
Nc lave them IN great variety. ClliLDRLNS
NOKf OLk CLOAKS and NEWMARKErs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26

The Fire Department was called out
yesterday about IL o'clock to extinguish
blaze in the cellar of George +.
Burchs commission-house, 1903 Cary
street.
1t seems that large wooden refrige-
rator used to keep butter in had been
built against wall in which there was
an open fue, and il is suppos d the boz
caught fire from the fiue. The damage
amounted TO about S75-insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
CARPETS.

HEMP CARPFTING at X, %, and Pc. CHI
NESE CAbFkTlNG at 81 and 2Jc. yard, worth
- aud Sc. INGRAM CARPET nj y, 25. 80,
80. 40. ~. j7. CO, ana 15c. per yard. THREE
Ply CARPET AT %. 40, and q)c. TAPESTRY
CARPET IA ~, 55, 65, -. and a0r.
A pretty assortment of BODY BRUSSELS and
vtLNEI CARPETS now in Stock.
We also show nice assortment Of FLOOR
OlI-CLOTliS at -. 50. 40. and SOC. a yard.
4 fun supply OF TAPESTRY and SMYRNA
RUGS, COCOA. and OlL-CLOTH MATS, FELT
aud INGltAlN DRJGGklS, and all goods usu-
ally found iu a irst-class Carpet House.
MA11INGS, AATIlNGS.-Nery lOw prices
have ttcr made on the balance Ot our stock Of
NA11INGS. Many patterns have boon mar@cd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26

take to help our people in an enter
prise o. this sort. An Englishman born,
be youth left his home to volunteer
with the Confederates. For four years
be was in the front with Fitz Lees
cavalry. The war dropped him here
with many friends, but little money:
He took to reporting on the Richmond
newspapers and was q success at once.
From Richmond he went to Charles
ton, where he is now owner and editor
of one of the finest newspaper proper.
ties in the countrY-the Ners ana
Couricr. In his great success he re-
tains a warm affection for Richmond,
for Virgins, for the Confederate vete
rams
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
rey ESTABLISHED IN 1918.
OSCAR CRANZ & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

FINE WINES, LIQUORS, AND Ol"ANs'
-. 20 cali nfteution "a their large sto't
usk ts ahove. mentioned goods, most OF VIII az,
q ~ ,n.te own Importation from inc hiS'
s,,,.e. e I'm EUROPE AND HAVANA. ,.,.. from
sHTRBIEs of many different queiis'n1ei queiitneiiRAs 'py
, id,,sr 10 fhs very finest grades MADsl hno ~
ine dows' ,.n 70 fif,y years old; BRASDIEs' VIM
tAgss i..m .,ock OF FINE RYE, BOURBON, ana llr
scnTTH WnIsKEYs. JAMAICA snNnieS snH
StOiiA a...,.sss.a - by auy house ia this city.
70 byt tcIIIlsPAGNks they always keep a., sI0 20
t,os, brands ia stock, but refer espo.ieily -
ss.ir PREMIERE sERRE AND dsd VIZ 10 be
S0iegRS. ssiected for them and cohce1eps ~ 49,
,bs f,psst wines imported. Voo.g~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
Hanover Rally.

Major Thomas W. boswell, president
of the Democratic Club at Hanover
Junction. has arranged for a grand
rally ON Saturday night at the school
house between Verdon aud the
Junction. Hon. Williams G. Wickhaa
and Hon. II. Ii. Cardwell will make
addYaeeaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
nrREET HALLWAY LINES.
Arrangements for Running the Cars
Tho AeNI Tnrec DaTs.

The City Railway Company will put
on their full force Of cars during the
Fair. The Main Street Line will run
through without interruption. The
Broad Street Line will run from Eighth
and Broad streets to Rockets during
the day-that is, until the steam cara
stop. Which Will he about 7 o'clock
,fter that tbev will run through from
Rockets to Hollywood as usual.
The Electric Line will not be run this
week,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
poIilieal pisab,iities nemovea

Governor Lee yesterday removed
the political disabilities of Randolph
Lee, of Caroline Curtis Taylor. o
King and Queen; Winter b. Smithers
of Essex Calvin Allen. OF Prince I'd
ward John II. Goode, of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26

We show large and well-assoltod stock 2i
esCof-fS JACKETS. NEWMARkETS, | l.
SIMS. ana SHORT WRAPS for Ia iies' ana a.
immense stock Of CLoAks for chiidren IRON TO,
-, IAN le folud elsewhere. We sh0" inc
- oice.t STYLES from some " The largest manu-.
s,,,.,e-s In tni. country. besides large 5tOcE
rfrNlpOKTED GARMENTS. LEVY DAVIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
LOAN OFFICE.

nUHE 1,r,I5I RICHMOND LOAN OFFlCs so.
has opened at 2sO north Ninth $50, ~
80 MoYgY IN ANY SUNS WILL DE Az
g.NrRp on LIBERAL TERMS. All usnsSA
uons strictly confidential. a,,.cu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26

OUR RANGE OF SIZES. OF STYLES,
OF KINDS. Is UNUSUALLY LARGE
LARGE BECAUSE OUR TRADE RE-
CURES IT-LARGE BECAUSE, As
LEADERS, wECOULDNOrHAvEYOU
VISIT Us AND JUST FIND THE SIZE
OR KIND GONE THAT YOU LOOK
FOR. THAT'S NOT THE KIND OF
MERCHANTS WE ARE. WE INVITE
YOUR CoNFIDENCE BECAUSE WE
HAVE But ZONE PRICE" THAT
PRICE BASED UPON THE MERIroF
WHAT WE SELL YOU, and SELL
YOU AT THE LOWEST NOTCH-NoT
THE MOST WE CAN GET FOR II,
uKEA GOOD MANY TWO OR DOZ-
EN.PRICED CLOTHIERS WE KNOW
OFHEREABoUTs. WE INVITE YOUR
CoNFiDENCE ~ OUR GOODS.
YOU EAyE CONFIDENCE IN OUR
GOODS. WE HAVEN'T TOLD you
MEAN QUALITY WASN'T. WE
HAVEN'T TOLD YoU YOU COULD
GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY THAN
YOU COULD.
YOU HAVE PAID Is TN BELIEVING
WHAT WE DID SAY: II BUYING
OUR GOODS; ACCEPTING OUR Low
PRICES.
WHAT WE MEAN By RELIABLE
CLOTHING YOU UNDERSTAND. 1T
MAY BE 4 QUALITY FOR TOUGH
AND HARD SERVICE; 1T MAY BE
FOR GENTLE AND DRESS USE. you
HAVE FOUND IT CAN BE HAD OF
PROPER QUALITY FOR EITHER
WE ARE RICHER A GREAT DEAL
BY THAT KNOWLEDGE OF Us THAN
WE COULD HAVE MADE OUR
SELVES BY BIG PROFITS.
WE SELL RELIABLE CLOTHING
OF ALL KINDS, With no NEED TO
EXAGGERATE ITS MERIT OR IT'S
PRICE. ALL YOU NEED CONSIDER
Is-Do / WANT THE BEST FOR AS
LITTLE As IT CAN BE sOLD9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
Thn Pe.crshurc TrooOu.

IsTe0IaI toIegTnm 20 the UHpatch.I
PE1ETsHuHG, October 2j.-The r.
f. Lee Pattory-Captain John Tru-
sheim-four guns, will leave for Rich
moud tomorrow night. The Peters
burg GIays will leave for Richmond
Thursday morning. Both companies
Will so with full ranks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
RZnIlketS.

Juetrecclved another LOT q those DOt bLh- ,.l-
goCt6 COIORED BLANKETS. Priceto. NeVct,
"a it tforest loss than s.. our assortment ol
WUlTE BLANKETS Is very large Snu ous
80. 49,. ave- very much lower than the sam same
lIiN'.,. -, ., ,e ofrchasod for clsowf ere. COL-
HiFD HLENKErs from S5,. up 20 81 par.
" 4 few pair of the Guest Biagses slsou'
DO. vi;i bc sold al a great sacrincc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
T OTIS OF PEOPLE WILL

OTIS OF PEOPLE WILL
VISIT RICHMOND TO-DAY. CROWDS
WILL BE HERE TO MORROW. OUR
CITY Is PREPARED FOR ALL THESE
sTRANGERs-uER AccoMMoDA-
TIoNs ARE VERY AMPLE sBE
PROUDLY WELCOMES YOU ALL
WELCOMES YOU BECAUSE you
HONOR ONE OF vIRGINIAs SONS
WELCOMES you TO THE CAPITAL
CITY TO SHOW YOU TIE PRO-
GRESs RICHMOND IS MAKING. IT'S
MERCHANTS ARE ALIvE-Irs FAC
TORIES ARE ACTIvE-Irs PEOPLE
ARE PRoGRE ESsIvE-AND RIGHT
HERE WE WOULD LIKE A LITTLE
TALK WITH YoU-A TALK THAT
CONCERNS THE MEN-oNE IN
WHICH THEY ARE MUCH ISrE-
REsTED-THE OUTER GARMsSTs
THAT THEY WEARS TO BE OUR
TOPIC.
THE WIT OF THE CLOTHING
BUSINESS Is AT VARIANCE THE
MAIN CURRENT OF 1T THINKS
READY.MADE OUGHT To DEAL
ONLY WITH LOW GRADES or
GOODS.
IT IS QUITE COMMENTED TO
TALK Justify ABOUT THEM. BUT
IT KEEPS HUMBLE QUALITIES A
NERCHANT-TAILOR HANDLES, 1T
mustn't. IT'S OUT OF IT'S SPHERE,
IF 1T DOES.
WELL; WE'RE OUT OF THAT
SPHERE, THEN. WE MAKE AND
SELL FINE CLOTHING. WE MAKE
AND SELL ALL DEGREES or RgLI-
ann ,r.TuTNg too A. Won
KNOW.
WE SELL OUR FINE READY-MADE
WITH JUST As MUCH FREEDOM.
AsMALL PROFIT, 4 FAIR PRICE, AN
EQUAL PRIVILEGE TO YOU.
A. SAKs & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
Gire Those Ssnne.Cutters a Place.
= = = = - IT
To the Editor II the Dispateh;

To the Editor II the Dispatch;
In reading your account ot the ceremonies
Incident 10 the laying Of the Lee-monument
cornerstone, with accompanying remarks npOn
The blocks composing the "cOrnor-stQhe, Nc.i
/ could but feel proud Of the generosity on tae
rart Of the operatives engaged IN preparing
ihe blocks 10 notice that lt was In fact work OF
love on their part. and a. such they are entitled
10 the highest possible recognition by tho man
ayers az the approaching ceremonies on Thurs
day next
aek that privileged places bo assigned q these
men from the beginning % the end Of the pa
rade and especially at the laying OF the cor
nor-stone. In the hurry aud confusion attend
ant upon the Interesting occasion | thought
this justly due act of courtesy might be over
looked, and hence | take the liberty Of calling
attention TO IT, SUBSCRIBER.
mo doubt General Cooke will accept
the suggestions.l
Augusta Horses in the Parade.
Captain G. Julian Pratt, of Augusta
county, will furnish three fine horses
to be used in the procession to-mor-
row. General Wade Hampton will
ride one, Colonel Joseph Mayo another,
and Governor Lee will bestride athird-
"Black Eagle" 1t will be remember
ed that the Democrats of Augusta
wanted topresent this horse TO Governor
Lee soon after his election, but he de-
clined it as a gift, and when he was ia
Staunton at tho Confederate memorial
celebration in June he rode Black
Eagle" He is a splendid animal.
General Joe Johnston.
General Joseph Il. Johnston is at the
Exchange Hotel. and is looking very
well. Ii was the desire of the commit
tee having matters in charge to confer
upon General Johnston the highest
honors in the corner stone celebration,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
T0bZp-COCePS.

rAprsTRy TARLECOvERS at eqc. worth
-o ~ Nir'sf,TSJ.RY TABLE~COVEitS at &c. worm
e. TAPESTRY TABLE.COYERS al loc I Ter.l
q a. ", Ne have Just received 300 Of these ches
thsle-e"'oa1 .,,',.a ,'rtces LEVY & DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
Inc Cadets 20 be Here To-Day.

LYNcHBUEG, VA, October 2j.-The
corps Of cadets Of the Virginia Military
Institute, numbering l7j rank aud file,
under command Of Colonel Scott
Ship, are on their way to Richmond ria
the Richmond and AlleghaDy railroad,
and will arrive there tomorrow morn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26

The fringe of the great storm pre-
yailing in the West reached Richmond
on Monday and materialized in the
form Of a warm rain coming down i'll
succession Of lcisurely showers. This
impcdod but did not stop the work Of
the celebration committees, and see
ing the cold-waye flag flying
nom the Chamber OF Commerce
building the people hoped that the
morning would dawn clear and cool,
hut III this they were disappointed. 1t
VAS cool enough yesterday, but the
,a;n fell with persistent pattcr a: If il
had set in for n months duration.
HE situation was exceedingly dis
couraciug, but it was surprising how
little orr energetic businessmen and
patriotic committeeman allowed it to
interfere with them. UDdism.yed
thew went forward with their duties
they continued to arrange quarters foI
the troops they pushed matters at the
monument site, and altogether showed
determination to triumph over water,
wind and weather, but it was a day lost
and not to be recovered in the matter
Of house decorations. All the force at
tainable here cannot to-day finish the
decorations for which material wa,
bought and designs prepared. Still, il
ihe lain ceases, an amazing amount o.
work Of this chancter will be done be-
tween sunrise to-day and 9 \. VI. to
morrow. and visitors viii see the city
iCCk 'ng very gay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
D,.e es GOOds.

e,.oc,a, berqaius in DRESS GOODS Prices
IAN ever pofofe. % will pay yol 70
c10miuo our STOCK
a. ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26

Naio- o,way Allen, will be tie Chief MarshaPs
escort.
General l. L. Lomax will b, in charge OF the
cadets.
The Armory win be decorated to day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
Lc.

Wsrurrhssel TIE entire stock on hand OF
..f -u importer OF RIBBONS who got very
,...f and Jay down hy the wRyside. We paid
..- .ash for tho goods and got them worry
..rtr his week they so on sale.
N.- 70. N. and 2.-Ali-SilE, Loop, 0nd Pic1t
r.-- ait0~-GRAIN lu6BON. u ana ltc.
he above itcm IL without doubt the best
,...a we have ever offered.
Also. n complete line of all shades In
ANGEABIE E aud MORE Ribbons, SILKS.
r.. NllNEl>.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26

.f-iach CASIlMEIES al 5c.. 1Oc.. and l2Hc.;
.6-iuch ChSINLKT~ co 14-. aSurd value 251. /,
.Ciuch SEkGE>, wool filling, worth 3'c. at IS.
O yard,
'4-irch WCOL TRICOTS at fO,. aud ljc. Il yard !;
.i-iu.h WOOL TMCOIs worh 81 az 1Jc. a
yard:
l0.inch FtRET CLOTUS-yalue 'jc at 624c. R
yHr':
ss.iu,h PLAID WOOL FABRICS AZ So. ynrd :;
.-ircn WOOL SEKGE>-yauo 50c.-Gt &c a
yard;
Il ELl-eiLK VELYETS. five shades, at 7jc a
yard:
&. FANCY STRIPED NELNEIS, new and
handsome 90 N.@l
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
An shades of BRAID TRIMMINGS, BRAID
SITS and ORNAMENTS, JET IhiMMlNG>,
OHNANFN1S. sc.
TIJSils, ELNEIS, ana SILKS OF All kinds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26

r.k parcra.
fD.rrDflc.d.
l lLlZZltsi-
..s HilEle1y.
. House.
NDrft-
tr. rn1 son.
Nufsai Friend. IT.. aud
r- Twist. Pictures. from lialy' anu
ll Notes
gar.o.ity shop and Hard Times
-.lf Two Cite. aui Sketches ny bo1,
rany &utee ald My7.eiy 90
....t froertailons. Uncommercial Travel
snl Ni-ceuhucOus.
.,rt.s- Stories and ReprntoI nc '1 60,
.- ui-try o. England ana Mi7o'''"
s.
.u,erb edition Of Dickens ispubiished
.. 81. FL. and b. considered ho best and cheap
.. .l...Aed 81 tlGt price; but TO sell il We
decided to offer it at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
THE PROsPECT.

The number of visitors already III
The city, the number arriving by eycry
train, demands a repetition OF the
advice heretofore freely given: " Don't
come TO Richmond to spend tonight
or tomorrow night without securing
LODGINGS in advance" Gou may not
have 20 much trouble tonight, but to
morrow night you will not easily find
y spare bed.
independent OF the accommodations
at tie regular hotels and boarding
houses. the Public Comfort Committee
lave listed the names Of families and
others who viii take 5000 boarders
but that's mere bagatclle. The great
mass of visitors, after all, will find
lodgings and meals III the houses Of
thor relatives. friends, and acauaint-
ances. Asa general thing our house
keeping people have been liberal in
extending invitations, and so 1t viii be
seen that where 100 VisitorsOre here a'
hoardors, 1,C00 are guests Of our clti-
Zcus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
HOMING THE VISITORS.
Arrangements for Uniform
ed Troops and Veterans.
THE CORNER STONE BOX,
A Valusble Collection Of Coins aud Publi.
cations, Programme Of the
Parade, &C &c.
: WcathcrTndicaftOnsfO for
. TO-tpuy.

- WASHINGTON. October
- cG-1 4. M.-FOr Fir-
tEAR ,Oiujd. irdrmCT, fdif Vor.
.Her, HGhttoJ fresh n0rih-
= crIV trinds, shQting 10
soUfheGsteriy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
EAUFNANN 6 CO.
,,r> SD EoNNETS,
wrpoNs AND vELyETs,
o>IMCU TIPS AND PLUNES,
FANCY FEATHERS AND WINGS.
->r,Nrs' AND CnILDREN'S CLOAKS.
R4RE OPPORTUNITY.

-.....- tf., wock we win oIcr extraordinary
.. II. lir above goods
.u roi stop by showing few special
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